Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-03-18
General 1leps.
DOMESTIC.

Hudson, n. Y, claims Danish hound
NO years old that is five feet high and
ne long.
Rose Eytinge, died in Savannah, Ga.
Thursday.
Hon. Zenas NJ. Crane, widely-known
lper manufacturer of Dalton, Mass,
ed on Saturday.
The Indians in Montana are suffering
ON lack of food, and are said to be sub
sting on horse flesh.
Irving Bishop, the mind reader, is in
ouble. His wife. whom he married in
oston a few months ago, has deserted
m.
Henry Berwanger, aged % years, at
Fillmore, Md, shot and fatally wound
Friday night Carrie Peltz, his fathers
|ok.
The Illinois supreme court has decided
hear arguments on the motion for
w trial in the case of the Chicago an
chists.
The carpenter and joiners of Massachu-
it's are about to organize a trades
liOn, entirely separate from the Knights
Labor.
Speaker Carlisle and other distinguish
Democrats were dined by the Bay
ate club on Saturday at the Revere
ouse. Boston.
Second Lieutenant Seward Mott of the
nth cavalry, a native of New York
ate, was murdered recently in Arizona
an Apache chief.
Rumsellers or their friends set several
faS SntIIrluu nirht in tha Of
Dwell, Michigan. The sufferers were
active prohibitionists.
Emmons Blaine. son of James G..
aine, has been appointed general pas
niger and freight agent of the Chicago,
nta Fe & California Railway company.
1t is estimated that Mr.. Beecher during
lifetime earned fully 81, 100000, by
teaching, lecturng and writing. OF
is he leaves an estate said to amount to
80, 900 or 100000.
Mary Baker of Delphi, Ind, the girl
hose long fast has attracted much at
ntiOn from doctors all over the country,
Is now gone without food $50 days, eX-
pit few mouthfuls about two weeks
10.
Enoch Carter, colored, was hanged at
vi dnSC COuHtN, Ia, SATURDAY
r the murder of Policeman Beasley on
hristmas eve, 1885. Carriers dying con-
ssion was read by priest on the scat
Id.
Ex-Vice-President William A. Wheeler,
alone, n. Y, had very severe chill
riday night and for a time his life was
Fspaired OF, but the physicians brought
m through and he is now rapidly recov-
ing.
The acting secretary of the treasury
rs already received about 100 letters i'm
hswer to his circular of February 10 in
ting suggestions for the better prOtec-
pm of life and property from fire in case
accidents to railroad cars and steam
bats.
1t is said on good authority that
atthew {. Julien. pastor of the Trini-
rian church of New Bedford, Mass.
Pill receive call from Plymouth church,
rooklyn, to fill the vacancy caused by
|e death of Henry Ward Beecher. He
rs filled the pulpit there and made
|vorable impression.
The coopers' strike in New York has
suited in complete failure. The men
i've resumed work on a basis which
ractically kills the coopers union. The
ZEN dissolve all connection with the
nights of Labor, and express penitence.
hey resume work on lower wages than
ley were receiving before the strike.
James Cathcart, captain in the Saliva
Dn army at Charlotte, Mich, began a
it against Mayor Baughman and other
fcials of that city in the United States
(urt at Grand Rapids Monday, claiming
0,000 damages. The captain paraded
e streets of Charlotte last March after
had been ordered to stop and was ar
sted and locked up in Jail II hours.
Capt. James b. Eads, the famous en-
neer, died in Nassau, n. p, the Sth
ST., of pneumonia. He was born in
hwrenceburg, Ind, May rs, 1920, but
terward removed to Louisville, KY,
I'd in 1888 to st. Louis. From 1889 to
AZ he served as clerk on river steam
pat on the Mississippi, and in the latter
bar entered firm engaged in recover
Y sunken property, business in which
made so large fortune that in 1857
could retire. His latest great work
hs the construction of the jetties at the
puth of the Mississippi.
Warden McGarigle of the Cook county
Pspital; Warden Varnell of the county
sane asylum; Edward Mcdonald, |
bother of Mike" Mcdonald, the noted
(mbler, engineer at the county hospital
chard O'Driscoll, book-keeper of the
hicago pharmaceutical company, and
(e James II. Connolly, were arrested at
hicago Tuesday night for conspiracy to
fraud the county, and an army of detec-
Fe and deputy sheritis is securing the
ty for others of the "boodlers." who
I'VE within couple of years brought
e county to the verge of bankruptcy.
One of the most frightful accidents in
history of Massachusetts railway
hvel took place little after o'clock
hesday morning on the Dedham branch